Video shows deputy body-slamming student
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An Osceola County school resource officer at Liberty High School is under investigation after video has surfaced showing him body-slamming a student to the ground and appearing to knock her unconscious.

Foster family hopes for dad's recovery after losing mom to coronavirus

Susan and Dennis Braley both got COVID-19 and went to AdventHealth Celebration. Susan died several days ago, while her husband is still fighting for his life. The couple had been foster parents for 20 years and fostered 300 children during that time.

Kissimmee police officer fired after Facebook posts

A Kissimmee police officer is out of a job, after sharing questionable posts on his Facebook profile, his supervisors say.

Health Dept. in Osceola County changing vaccination appointment system

Osceola County is switching up the way people register to get a coronavirus vaccine shot, and those changes could catch on statewide

Osceola County rolls out new vaccine appointment system
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Osceola County is switching up the way people register to get a coronavirus vaccine shot, and those changes could catch on statewide

Central Florida sheriff says deputies preparing for possible protests

Central Florida sheriff's offices said they do not anticipate any local violence in connection with the inauguration of President-elect Joe Biden, but they are taking no chances.

Central Florida sheriff says deputies preparing for possible protests
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Central Florida sheriff's offices said they do not anticipate any local violence in connection with the inauguration of President-elect Joe Biden, but they are taking no chances.

Fire breaks out at Star Motel in Kissimmee, officials say

Osceola County deemed the motel "unsafe" months ago and said that anyone who had been living there needed to leave.

Murder victim's family says outgoing state attorney wrong to revoke death penalty

The family of a woman killed in a botched murder-for-hire case said outgoing State Attorney Aramis Ayala was wrong after revoking the death penalty without asking how they felt.

Worrell sworn in as Orange-Osceola state attorney

She says Florida's incarceration rate has increased by 300% since 1970 and something needs to change because crime continues.

'Give Kids the World' to reopen in January after closing due to pandemic

The organization, which fulfills the wishes of terminally ill children, says they have put new safety protocols in place that has made it possible for them to reopen.  

Osceola County zeroes in on site for COVID-19 vaccinations
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Osceola County is preparing for a influx of people responding to COVID-19 vaccination distribution and has selected a location for drills.

Defense asking that major evidence be thrown out in Montalvo murder case

The lawyers for Christopher Otero-Rivera and his father, Angel Rivera, are asking that a big bulk of the state’s evidence against them be thrown out.